Or permanent limbo?
Ottawa Citizen- Twenty-two years later, federal government still working to deport Ottawa’s Mohamed Harkat
Harkat was arrested on Dec. 10, 2002, in the heated aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, when North American security agencies were under intense pressure to identify and neutralize al-Qaida “sleeper cells.”
He was taken into custody on the strength of a security certificate, a powerful and rarely used instrument of Canada’s immigration law. It allows the government to detain foreign-born terror suspects indefinitely and to present evidence in secret against them.
Harkat spent more than three years in jail, including a year in solitary confinement, and was under strict house arrest years after that.
You can check out, but you can never leave.
When even the embarrassingly liberal Supreme Court of Canada thinks you’re a terrorist…you’re a terrorist.
“Before his arrest, he worked as a pizza delivery man and gas station attendant while also developing an expensive casino gambling habit. “
Atta boy! Helping to grow Canada’s future with every pull on the lever.
Who is funding his claims? When does he get his $10 million from Trudeau?
What a limp-dick country. Doesn’t matter who is in power.
I used to deliver this murdering terrorist’s newspaper to him.
https://www.thestar.com/news/ontario/ordered-deported-in-88-terrorist-still-in-brantford/article_9f7a1637-c7b9-53c6-8faf-560272e283e3.html
Ordered deported in 88 he finally left two years before he could be buried in his shithole country in 2013.
Canada is a joke.
We need a small secret Mossad type agency to quietly solve these types of problems.
Would you trust the gov’t with control of it?
Well, permanent limbo sounds like one of the activities on Stephen King’s Caribbean cruise, so this look more like due process. Hey, when you’re making fine cheese, due process can take longer than you think. And are human rights not finer than cheese?
I’m proposing “Finer Than Cheese” as the new official motto of the Human Rights Commission.